This press message was released by the Government of the Sixth Jewish Homeland of Beiteynu.
State of the Gisotho Jews:
"At the last count there were very few Jews living in Gishoto. Numbers are hard to come by as an accurate census has not been taken for some time due to difficulties with some legislation in that area, but last estimates suggest around 160,000. Jews, like all non-protestant Christians, are currently excluded from citizenship, though they are of course allowed to maintain their nationality. There preferred course of action when it comes to Jews is their conversion to Christianity wherever possible and this is encouraged by many government departments, but emigration to the Beiteynu is also seen as a perfectly valid action now."
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We at the Beiteynu Knessent have passed the bill: Aid to Gishoto Jewish Immigrants.
"Gishotos evil policy of banning all religions bar the Lutheran Church has for too long oppressed our people. While most Jewish people have already chosen to leave, imany to Beiteynu, it is intolerable that some are forced to remain for financial reasons. We therefore propose new measures specifically for Gishoto Jews."
-Nesí Hamdiná Moshe Ne-anyahu
Article 1: Re-affirming that in our current refugee law, 'victims of extreme circumstances' is defined as any ethnic or religious Jew.
Article 2: Gishoto Jews shall be granted high priority for places in any new government built Gated community.
Article 3: Gishoto Jews shall be granted high priority for places in low income government houses.
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"Our pre occupation with the War with Pontesi has allowed us to ignore the anti-religious fascists creeping up to our own border. Barmenistan has a large Jewish population, and we must bring in measures to show our support of them in the face of this religious ban, and we must live up to our promise to be a Homeland for the Jewish people."
-Nesí Hamdiná Moshe Ne-anyahu
With the acts under the Bill: Aid to Barmenistan Jews
Article 1: Re-affirming that in our current refugee law, 'victims of extreme circumstances' is defined as any ethnic or religious Jew.
Article 2: Barmenistan Jews shall be granted high priority for places in any new government built Gated community.
Article 3: Barmenistan Jews shall be granted high priority for places in low income government houses.
Article 4: The Knesset condemns in the strongest possible terms the immoral religious ban in Barmenistan.Signed,
the Government of the Sixth Jewish Homeland of Beiteynu
